Transcend's collection of SDHC cards includes a 16 GB Class 6 option.  After being disappointed by the 8 GB version, we were eager to try its big brother, the 16 GB card.  The smaller card produced some

Good read speeds; Price

Write speeds only just average; Struggles with burst mode on an SLR

SDHC memory cards are the upgrades to the older SD memory cards. They were re-designed for faster read and write speeds as well as for greater (larger) capacities. In fact, the read and write speeds are now categorized with classes. These classes are 2, 4, and 6.

One of the fastest class 6 SDHC card. I test with Canon Powershot Elph SD1000 and SD850IS. It is very fast and can save lots raw images using the Canon and CHDK firmware.

Very fast transfer and read speed; large capacity

these are used in the field by foreman. they take a beating and last.

Durable Dock; Excellent Interface; Fast Transfer; Lightweight

Sears has great prices on SDHC cards. I purchased an 8GB card for only $24.00. It works great in my new Nikon CoolPix S8100 camera. I would recommend Sears for photography products. They have a great selection of cameras and photography supplies.

Great product. I ordered two 8 GB memory cards. The price was what I've seen for just one. I used one in my wife's photo frame and the other is now a backup to my SLR camera. They came in original packaging not loose in a box.

This card works flawlessly in my Kodak ZX1 HD video camera. I had read that other, slower class cards caused problems, but his one worked fine from the moment I inserted in the card slot. The Transcend brand is new to me, but it has turned out to be great value.

Fast; Reliable

Hasn't broke down on me yet. Had it for awhile now. Forgot the date I purchased the item. Bought it with my canon powershot camera. Works well with it. Though have read up on several digital photography books saying that they wouldn't recommend using a storage card with too much memory because if it...

I read many reviews for the camera i purchased and the most highly recommended memory card was this card i purchased for pics and video quality. Best price i found after shopping around was thru Wal-Mart.com.

Tested an adata microSD 4gb(turbo) using the same adapter has read of 16mbs and write of 6.5mbs. The camera this is to be used in is a Nikon CoolPix s570 (12mpxl) so the write speeds are essential when trying to get multiple shots off.

Its inexpensive and meets SDHC class 6 specs; If you have a low res camera 8mega pixels or less you're good to go

It does not exceed class 6 specs; tested with atto disk bench reached 5.6mbs-6.2mbs for writes and 11.4mbs for reads